Ronald Dworkin

• A preliminary sketch; the idea of interpretation; integrity and legal argument; integrity and community; the plain fact view of law; objectivity in law and morality; hard cases I; hard cases II; treating people as equals; equality of what? the basis of liberalism.

The leading work in the field ... I know of no comparable work of this scope and depth in the study of Dworkin's work. -- David A. Richards, New York University A remarkable piece of work. It provides an invaluable survey and a sure guide to Dworkin's legal and political philosophy. Guest sets out to present a comprehensive, concise and accessible account of his work, which he has done with clarity, honesty and even the occasional hint of a smile. The leading work in the field ... I know of no comparable work of this scope and depth in the study of Dworkin's work. A remarkable piece of work. It provides an invaluable survey and a sure guide to Dworkin's legal and political philosophy. Guest sets out to present a comprehensive, concise and accessible account of his work, which he has done with clarity, honesty and even the occasional hint of a smile.